AQC107 NIC not listed

[2Stoned]

Hi there

I'm trying to setup OPNsense in a KVM VM under Arch Linux. I would like to use the firewall for the host and other VMs. So internally I'd like to use vswitches. However, on the WAN  side I'd like to use a physical NIC. But my passed-through Aquantia AQC107 won't show up. I installed OPNsense, but haven't done any configuration yet. When assigning interfaces I only see a vNIC.

Is this a known issue due to missing drivers or should I look somewhere else?

Any hints that could resolve this issue are highly appreciated.
Thank you very much in advance!

[hbc]

Check whether driver is included and run

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# kldload if_atlantic.koon CLI. If nic gets listed, add a load option to /boot/loader.conf.local

[2Stoned]

Thank you very much @hbc for your reply. The command returns:

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kldload: can't load if_atlantic.ko: No such file or directoy
How can I insert the driver at this point?

Thank you very much in advance.

[hbc]

Type

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# sysctl kern.module_path
or
# kldconfig -rto get the module path and check for the module. If it's listed, add path to kdload command. If not listed, then drivers for your nic are not compiled in.

[2Stoned]

Thank you for you assistance!

The paths are:

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/boot/kernel
/boot/modules
/boot/dtb
/boot/dtb/overlays
Have can I read these files? Nano is not installed and vi just returned garbage. :/

Sorry, I never used a *BSD based OS...

[hbc]

These are directories. Just use ls to list its content.

[2Stoned]

This does not speak for my deductive skills... The presence of

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/boot/dtb/overlays would have told me that...

Unfortunately, a

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if_atlantic.ko is nowhere to be seen.
There is a freeBSD driver available on the aquantia Website. (Or at least a zip package with a makefile) How can I add it to the VM / the install ISO?

Thank you for your patience! Very kind of you!

[monty11ez]

The port for aquantia-atlantic-kmod should be available to install with pkg if you can pass in another NIC to your VM.